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Gemini /Mithun Rashi
Gemini, known as Mithuna Rashi in Vedic astrology. Gemini is the third sign of the zodiac, associated with the number 3 and symbolized by the Twins. This sign represents communication, intellect, adaptability, curiosity, and duality of thought. Ruled by Mercury (Budh) – the planet of intelligence, speech, learning, logic, and analytical ability – Gemini is an air sign that naturally carries mental agility, versatility, and a strong desire for knowledge and interaction. Mithun
Nov 24, 20253 min read


Taurus/Vrishabha Rashi
Taurus, known as Vrishabha Rashi in Vedic astrology, is the second sign of the zodiac associated with the number 2 and symbolized by the Bull. This sign represents stability, patience, resilience, and the power to build lasting foundations. Ruled by Venus (Shukra) – the planet of beauty, luxury, love, harmony, and material pleasure – Taurus is an earth sign that naturally carries calm strength, sensuality, and a deep desire for comfort and security. Vrishabha spans 30° to 60°
Nov 23, 20253 min read


Aries / Mesh Rashi (Vedic Astrology)
Aries, known as Mesha Rashi in Vedic astrology, is the first sign of the zodiac associated with number 1, symbolized by the Ram. This sign represents initiation, courage, and pioneering spirit. Ruled by Mars (Mangal) – the planet of energy, discipline, passion, and aggression – Aries is a fire sign that naturally carries boldness, vitality, and a strong will to move forward without fear. Mesha spans 0° to 30° in the zodiac belt and is a movable sign (Chara Rashi) belonging to
Nov 17, 20253 min read


Overview of 12 Zodiac signs in Vedic Astrology
Overview The zodiac, spanning 360º, is divided into 12 equal parts of 30º each, known as Rasis (signs). Each Rasi possesses unique properties that represent distinct aspects of life. They symbolise different qualities and characteristics, influencing personality, behavior, and experiences. Together, they form the foundation of astrological interpretation in Vedic astrology. Śrī Vishnu, the Invisible, is the embodiment of Time itself. His divine form(Kaal Purush) is represent
Nov 21, 20244 min read
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